What should I do if my German Shepherd doesn't eat well? If in addition to loss of appetite, the German Shepherd also has symptoms such as vomiting and elevated body temperature, then seek medical treatment in time; reduce the snacks given to the German Shepherd, and do not feed random snacks at ordinary times; if the refusal to eat is due to indigestion, Gentamicin and probiotics can be fed in appropriate amounts to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

　1. Check your body

First of all, you must consider whether your German Shepherd is sick, such as colds, food poisoning, gastrointestinal discomfort, enteritis, heatstroke, canine distemper, etc. Pay attention to the dog's physical condition and see a doctor in time if there are signs of illness. .

　2. Reduce snacks

Secondly, we need to see if we give it too many snacks. Because we like it so much, we may also give it snacks. However, dog food is the healthiest food for dogs, so don’t give it too many other snacks. Other snacks will not only make it lose interest in the main meal. interest, and may also cause gastric bloating, diarrhea and allergies.

　3.Hunger therapy

Starve it for a few meals first. Many owners are afraid that their dogs will starve, so they feed their dogs five or six meals of dog food a day. If the dog is not hungry at all, it will definitely not eat dog food. Therefore, be cruel and give it 10% of dog food at each meal. Minutes, put it away if it doesn’t want to eat, feed it only three times a day, and it will eat naturally when it is hungry.

　4. Feed probiotics

Most dogs lack digestive enzymes, and German Shepherds are no exception. Therefore, when the dog’s gastrointestinal digestion and absorption function is not very good, eating too much food will cause a burden on the gastrointestinal tract, cause indigestion, directly affect the dog’s appetite, and cause the dog to become picky and unwilling to eat. Eat something. It is recommended that owners give their dogs some digestive aids, such as probiotics, to enhance gastrointestinal motility, reduce food accumulation, and restore the digestive function of the gastrointestinal tract. It has an obvious auxiliary therapeutic effect on general dogs' flatulence, anorexia, picky eaters, etc.

　5. Proper exercise

In addition, it is best to strengthen the physical exercise of the German Shepherd, increase the amount of exercise appropriately, consume physical energy, and reduce food accumulation in the body.